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May I see your form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply.
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You should be able to have one to many relationships. Many to many would throw an error. Generally, you'd add an additional secondary receive data connections to tables you wish to use to provide values to a drop down or a list box. Then you'd use that data connection for the options. Does that make sense?
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Can you tell us what the issue is that you are having? You can attach a screenshot under the options tab in a reply if that helps.
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Have you tried creating a form from the Access db? Is there a specific issue you need more help with? I'm not sure I understand why list boxes are an issue - perhaps you could add some info on what you've tried and what is not working the way you anticipate?
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Yup. Your data source is a SharePoint List. They don't support nested repeating data like the question you've referenced. The post you've referenced is using a regular InfoPath form that submits XML to a form library - those are more flexible.
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There isn't a form load option in conditions. But you could use the condition first dropdown field (whatever its name is) is not blank. Then they won't show till the user selects a value from the first dropdown.
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What you set the condition to depends on the logic you need? Like - do you want to hide these when the form is new, but not when it is re-opened? Is that it? And yes, this is a formatting rule, not an action rule. :)
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Nested repeating data won't work w/ a list for the data store. You could instead use conditional formatting to only display the data that would be the same for all items one time, but you won't be able to have a repeating table in a repeating section like this. If both region and system were multiselect, you could have both of them in your ...
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Well - you should be able to get month and day via substring operations and ascertain the FY from that in a form - see attached sample, save the file locally, right click and select Design then preview - not sure about Nintex, but I'm assuming the approved date is in proper XML format of yyyy-dd-MM
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You should be able to hide sections with formatting rules - you aren't selecting both at the same time, are you?